Thunder, lightening, and Chicken Fried Snake. Er. . . Steak. I always
say "snake". No doubt someday I'll be in a resturant and order
Chicken Fried Snake and actually get it. Serve me right, no doubt.

I'm sure I had a direction in mind when I started the above paragraph
but I got lost before I even got started. Story of my life.

Oh yeah, we're getting the summer rain up here in the mountains, so
while the humidity has gotten out of the single-digits, it's also a
bit cooler with afternoon cool winds and flashing lights and loud
noises up in the sky. Also, we had chicken fried steak for dinner.
Don't you wish I'd not been able to remember?

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secure the blessings of debt-free liberty to ourselves and our great-
great-great-grandchildren, hereby try one more time to ordain and
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